About the Cornwall Wildlife Trust
The Cornwall Wildlife Trust is a charity - founded in 1962 - and
fulfils a role occupied by no other countryside organisation. We
are concerned solely with Cornwall and deal with all aspects of
conserving the county's wildlife and habitats. We have already established
many nature reserves, in which
examples of each of Cornwall's habitats may give refuge to nationally
rare and endangered species.

European otter (lutra lutra)
Our detailed knowledge of Cornwall's habitats, based on years of
survey work, places us in a unique position to defend the wildlife
outside nature reserves. Our advisory work includes over 400 consultations
each year from the County and District Councils on planning applications.
We seek to raise awareness amongst the adult public of today and,
through schools and youth groups, the decision makers of tomorrow.
We also have specialist groups working on a variety of conservation
projects. These groups are mostly made up of keen volunteers.

Field trip to Churchtown Farm photograph by Jayne Herbert
An important resource to ourselves and the county as a whole is
the Environmental Records Centre
for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly (ERCCIS). They have been
based at our headquarters since 1997. They manage and make available
a huge amount of wildlife and earth science information relating
to Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.
Since 1992 we have also had our own consultancy arm, Cornwall
Environmental Consultants, which raises funds for the Cornwall
Wildlife Trust by taking on paid consultancy work.
Registered Charity Name - Cornwall Trust for Nature
Conservation Ltd.
Registered Charity Number - 214929
A company limited by guarantee. Registration
Number 732511. VAT Number 557 3030 53.
Registered Office: Five Acres, Allet, Truro, Cornwall,
TR4 9DJ.
Affiliated to The
Wildlife Trusts.
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